/** * Setup. * * @return void */ protected function setUp() { require_once dirname(__DIR__) . '/storage/JCacheStorageMock.php'; require_once __DIR__ . '/JCacheControllerCallback.helper.php'; // Some tests are affected by the output of the logger, so we clear the logger here. JLog::setInstance(null); }
public function setUp() { //require_once dirname(dirname(dirname(dirname(dirname(__DIR__))))).'/bootstrap.php'; jimport('joomla.cache.cache'); require_once dirname(__DIR__) . '/storage/JCacheStorageMock.php'; require_once __DIR__ . '/JCacheControllerCallback.helper.php'; // some tests are affected by the output of the logger, so we clear the logger here. JLog::setInstance(null); }
/** * Test the JLog::setInstance method to make sure that if we set a logger instance JLog is actually going * to use it. We accomplish this by setting an instance of JLogInspector and then performing some * operations using JLog::addLogger() to alter the state of the internal instance. We then check that the * JLogInspector instance we created (and set) has the same values we would expect for lookup and configuration * so we can assert that the operations we performed using JLog::addLogger() were actually performed on our * instance of JLogInspector that was set. * * @return void * * @since 11.1 */ public function testSetInstance() { $log = new JLogInspector(); JLog::setInstance($log); // Add a logger to the JLog object. JLog::addLogger(array('logger' => 'w3c')); // Get the expected configurations array after adding the single logger. $expectedConfigurations = array('55202c195e23298813df4292c827b241' => array('logger' => 'w3c')); // Get the expected lookup array after adding the single logger. $expectedLookup = array('55202c195e23298813df4292c827b241' => (object) array('priorities' => JLog::ALL, 'categories' => array(), 'exclude' => false)); // Get the expected loggers array after adding the single logger (hasn't been instantiated yet so null). $expectedLoggers = null; $this->assertThat($log->configurations, $this->equalTo($expectedConfigurations), 'Line: ' . __LINE__ . '.'); $this->assertThat($log->lookup, $this->equalTo($expectedLookup), 'Line: ' . __LINE__ . '.'); $this->assertThat($log->loggers, $this->equalTo($expectedLoggers), 'Line: ' . __LINE__ . '.'); // Start over so we test that it actually sets the instance appropriately. $log = new JLogInspector(); JLog::setInstance($log); // Add a logger to the JLog object. JLog::addLogger(array('logger' => 'database', 'db_type' => 'mysql', 'db_table' => '#__test_table'), JLog::ERROR); // Get the expected configurations array after adding the single logger. $expectedConfigurations = array('b67483f5ba61450d173aae527fa4163f' => array('logger' => 'database', 'db_type' => 'mysql', 'db_table' => '#__test_table')); // Get the expected lookup array after adding the single logger. $expectedLookup = array('b67483f5ba61450d173aae527fa4163f' => (object) array('priorities' => JLog::ERROR, 'categories' => array(), 'exclude' => false)); // Get the expected loggers array after adding the single logger (hasn't been instantiated yet so null). $expectedLoggers = null; $this->assertThat($log->configurations, $this->equalTo($expectedConfigurations), 'Line: ' . __LINE__ . '.'); $this->assertThat($log->lookup, $this->equalTo($expectedLookup), 'Line: ' . __LINE__ . '.'); $this->assertThat($log->loggers, $this->equalTo($expectedLoggers), 'Line: ' . __LINE__ . '.'); }
/** * Test the JLog::setInstance method to make sure that if we set a logger instance JLog is actually going * to use it. We accomplish this by setting an instance of JLogInspector and then performing some * operations using JLog::addLogger() to alter the state of the internal instance. We then check that the * JLogInspector instance we created (and set) has the same values we would expect for lookup and configuration * so we can assert that the operations we performed using JLog::addLogger() were actually performed on our * instance of JLogInspector that was set. * * @return void * * @since 11.1 */ public function testSetInstance() { $log = new JLogInspector(); JLog::setInstance($log); // Add a logger to the JLog object. JLog::addLogger(array('logger' => 'w3c')); // Get the expected configurations array after adding the single logger. $expectedConfigurations = array('55202c195e23298813df4292c827b241' => array('logger' => 'w3c')); // Get the expected lookup array after adding the single logger. $expectedLookup = array('55202c195e23298813df4292c827b241' => (object) array('priorities' => JLog::ALL, 'categories' => array(), 'exclude' => false)); // Get the expected loggers array after adding the single logger (hasn't been instantiated yet so null). $expectedLoggers = null; $this->assertEquals($expectedConfigurations, $log->configurations); $this->assertEquals($expectedLookup, $log->lookup); $this->assertEquals($expectedLoggers, $log->loggers); // Start over so we test that it actually sets the instance appropriately. $log = new JLogInspector(); JLog::setInstance($log); // Add a logger to the JLog object. JLog::addLogger(array('logger' => 'database', 'db_type' => 'mysqli', 'db_table' => '#__test_table'), JLog::ERROR); // Get the expected configurations array after adding the single logger. $expectedConfigurations = array('2c6b1817bcb404c50f7bbbe9e6ae1429' => array('logger' => 'database', 'db_type' => 'mysqli', 'db_table' => '#__test_table')); // Get the expected lookup array after adding the single logger. $expectedLookup = array('2c6b1817bcb404c50f7bbbe9e6ae1429' => (object) array('priorities' => JLog::ERROR, 'categories' => array(), 'exclude' => false)); // Get the expected loggers array after adding the single logger (hasn't been instantiated yet so null). $expectedLoggers = null; $this->assertEquals($expectedConfigurations, $log->configurations); $this->assertEquals($expectedLookup, $log->lookup); $this->assertEquals($expectedLoggers, $log->loggers); }